Olde Towne Portsmouth Named “Coolest” in Coastal Virgina
July 16, 2021
Olde Towne Portsmouth, Virginia
Don’t miss this Coastal Virginia treasure with its collection of antique homes spanning three centuries, its eclectic assortment of hip shops, edgy nightlife, and one-of-a-kind restaurants. Olde Towne is walkable, from the Children’s Museum of Virginia to the historic park at Fort Nelson and everywhere in between. Just park the car or
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show up by boat and head out on foot to explore this funky, friendly little city. Looking for a photo op? Take a walk on the Seawall at night and check out the best city light show in all the 757. Olde Towne Portsmouth is a trendy little seaport with a happening art scene and an awesome music pavilion featuring the hottest touring bands.  Olde Towne is the vibrant heart of Portsmouth, where you find shopping, dining, nightlife, concerts, movies, walking tours, history, and waterfront events within easy walking distance. The federally designated historic district is your introduction to the fascinating sights of this bustling seaport community.
Coastal Virginia Magazine Names Olde Towne one of the Top 5 Coolest Neighborhoods in Coastal Virginia
The leading lifestyle magazine in Hampton Roads listed Olde Towne Portsmouth as one of the “Top 5 Coolest Neighborhoods” in Coastal Virginia. Olde Towne is in good company. Other notable neighborhoods include Chic’s Beach (Virginia Beach), Chelsea (Norfolk), Phoebus (Hampton), and Hilton Village (Newport News). Writer Beth Hester noted that Olde Towne has a vibe “similar to that of historic neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Greenwich Village, Georgetown, Charleston and Savannah.”  Additionally, she notes the “diverse family-friendly culture, beloved seasonal traditions, civic-mindedness and human-scale orientation are part of the district’s magic.” Of course, given the history of Olde Towne, with its oldest home dating back to the 1740s, we think these other cities have a vibe similar to ours!
Be sure to read the complete article on Coastal Virginia Magazine’s website. – Click the image below.
Olde Towne Portsmouth Named “Coolest” in Coastal Virgina
July 16, 2021
Olde Towne Portsmouth, Virginia
Don’t miss this Coastal Virginia treasure with its collection of antique homes spanning three centuries, its eclectic assortment of hip shops, edgy nightlife, and one-of-a-kind restaurants. Olde Towne is walkable, from the Children’s Museum of Virginia to the historic park at Fort Nelson and everywhere in between. Just park the car or
ENTERTAINING
UNEXPECTED
QUIRKY
AUTHENTIC
show up by boat and head out on foot to explore this funky, friendly little city. Looking for a photo op? Take a walk on the Seawall at night and check out the best city light show in all the 757. Olde Towne Portsmouth is a trendy little seaport with a happening art scene and an awesome music pavilion featuring the hottest touring bands.  Olde Towne is the vibrant heart of Portsmouth, where you find shopping, dining, nightlife, concerts, movies, walking tours, history, and waterfront events within easy walking distance. The federally designated historic district is your introduction to the fascinating sights of this bustling seaport community.
Coastal Virginia Magazine Names Olde Towne one of the Top 5 Coolest Neighborhoods in Coastal Virginia
The leading lifestyle magazine in Hampton Roads listed Olde Towne Portsmouth as one of the “Top 5 Coolest Neighborhoods” in Coastal Virginia. Olde Towne is in good company. Other notable neighborhoods include Chic’s Beach (Virginia Beach), Chelsea (Norfolk), Phoebus (Hampton), and Hilton Village (Newport News). Writer Beth Hester noted that Olde Towne has a vibe “similar to that of historic neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Greenwich Village, Georgetown, Charleston and Savannah.”  Additionally, she notes the “diverse family-friendly culture, beloved seasonal traditions, civic-mindedness and human-scale orientation are part of the district’s magic.” Of course, given the history of Olde Towne, with its oldest home dating back to the 1740s, we think these other cities have a vibe similar to ours!
Be sure to read the complete article on Coastal Virginia Magazine’s website. – Click the image below.